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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 152, 24 March 1925, Page 1

' SPECIAL VALUES. (SPARKLING Diamond Rings below cost. Maris's Clearance Sale, 27 Willis Street. IAACTORY to Public—The Finest L Stock of Furniture in City. Weilington Cabinet Co., 56a Adelaide Road, T ADIES' Gold Expanding Wristlet -L-/ Watches, from 525. 6d. Maris’s Clearance Sale, 27 Willis Street. BOOK your Easter Wedding Group at Crown Studios. Cuba Street. We photograph at Lome or in the Studios. I YA VitT'A ND”CLATER, LTD— Sale of Boys’ Clothing and Mercery. Boys’ AU-wool Singlets and Drawers’ 6s. lid.; Boys' Cardigans, 9s. lid. XjASH’S for Travelling Goods—Large L’ l size Suit Cases, 155.; Week-eno Cases, 7s. 6d. 135 Cuba Street. *NES of the finest quality in case or bulk, produced by the Mission Vineyards, Hawke’s Bay. Distributors, F. B. Butler and Co., 70 Oriental Bay. Tel. 21—528. TVHOLE Stock of Pictures, framed ’ ’ and unframed, must be cleared by March 30. S. Gordon, 95 Cuba Street. DAVIS AND CLATER, LTD.—Great Sale of Boys’ Clothing and Mercery. Boys’ Jerseys, 6s. lid.; Boys’ Cellular Singlets, 4s. lid.; Boys Helmets, 3s. lid. H’'ENT Bargains—lo per ce.nt. reduction -L for short periou only. Buy now Author, 131 Manners Street. YVHEN getting married, remember ’ ’ the Crown Studios for Photographs. 87 Cuba Street, ’Phone 22—687. SNAPSHOTS that are pictures. Use Ensign Films, British and beet; fit all cameras. Harrington’s. 42 Willis Streejt. R~ ADFORD’S Great Sale of Linney and Co.’s stock starts on Wednesday at 10 o’clock, at 104 Cuba Street. T AND’S Bag Shop sell for 15s. strong L-l compressed fibre 24iu. Suitcase. 69 Willis Street. 17’NSIGN Speedy Film., best for dull JD days, best for bright ' days. Fit all cameras. Harrington’s. QCT’. Gold-mounted Cigarette Holders, V 2s. each. Maris’s Clearance Sale, 27 Willis Street. IT AVIS AND CLATER, LTD.—Great -L* Sale of Boys’ Clothing and Mercery. Boys’ Panama Hats, 12s. 6d.; Boys’ Fawn Gabardine Hats, 3s. 6d., 4s. fid. r pENT for camping. ' Special 10 per T cent, reuuction off our Keen prices. Anchor, 131 Manners Street. JUST finished, Pony Skin Coat, guaranteed everlasting, for motoring. Cher, and Co., Furriers, 120 Manners Street. BUILDING coming down. Stock must be cleared before March 30. S. Gordon, 95 Cuba Street. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. PJ.ENERAL Store (Wellington Suburb), '■A 4 rooms. Price, about £450, according to stock. Jennens Co., 73 Willis St. IVEAR Auckland, Farmlet, 42 acres, -L” £950; also small Bakery and Store, same township; lease, 255. Sainsbury, Silverdale. CONFECTIONERY, some Fruit (Wellington Suburb), taking £3O week, genuine. . Stock, fittings valued £275; urgent sale, £225- Jennens Co., opp "Evg. Post” B~ USINESSES all descriptions. W T e :>ffer the best in Wellington City and Suburban propositions. Jennens Co., 73 Willis Street, opposite “Evening Post.” (Wellington Suburbs). 5 AT rooms, rent £3, lease 8 years; turnover £950 month. Price, valuation about £1750, with £lOOO cash. Jenneng Co., 73 Willis Street. TJUSINESS for Sale—Stationery TT and Tobacconist Business in Te Kuiti, splendid stand. For full particulars write "Trustee,” Box 1105, AuckSTATIONERY. News Agency, Fancy U 7 Goods (Wellington Suburb), suitable one person. No goodwill asked. Price, £175. Stock, fittings, valued £2OO. Jennens Co ; LUNCHEON, Tea Rooms (Wairarapa), Main Street, taking £so'weekly, living accommodation; £525, which includes household fprniture. Jennens Co., 73 Willis Street. BAKERY”BUSINESS, IN NEW~ PLYMOUTH, ■POR SALE, as a going concern, doing A- over 4500 small loaves per week, besides £3O in small goods. Fine shop and tearoom. Lease of shop and dwelling at £5 per week. Particulars from HUSBAND AND CO.. Land Agents, New Plymouth. MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. TUT ORRIS-OXFORD 2-seaters, £325 and £100; Calcott 2-seater, £lOO. Lambton Garage, Used Car Depot, ’Phone 404. TpSSEx 'Touring, as new, £275; Ford AJ Sedan, good order; offer. Lambton Garage. ’Phone 404. OVERLANDS, two and five-seatears, self-starters, £lOO and £llO. Lambton Garage, ’Phone 404. Buicks ' at~£ioo, £ico, £2lO, £2ls', .£"225. £295, £350. Lambton Garage, ’Phone 404. ’POR SALE—Buick Roadster, in perfect A- mechanical order, good appearance, tires about new, also spare tire and rim, any trial. Plice £lB5. Apply Harrison, 115 Vivian Street, City. jxOPGES at £l3br~£lso, *£l7o, £175, J-' £J9S. £300; Sedan £250. Lambton Garage. 'Phone 40-L THE "ALL BLACKS” AND THE "MORRIS” CAR. AFTER the famous "All Blacks” had satisfactorily disposed of Oxford University. thev called at the huge works of Morris Motors, Ltd., at Oxford and expressed themselves as vastly impressed by the magnitude and compleieness of what is probably the most scientifically organised motor building plant in the world. i Mr. Morris neglects no opportunity for acquiring first-hand knowledge and asked liis visitors if "Morris” cars were entirely suiLible for New Zealand conditions The reply was to the point, for three members of the team purchased “Morris” cars which they are bringing to the Dominion. The "Morris” is an ideal car for our conditions, as all Morris owners enthusiastically testify. There are no road conditions which the "Morris” will not successfully and economically negotiate, from the san., and clay, of the "Roadless North” tn the mountainous grades of the West Coast. We will be happy to forward upon request authentic testimonials of Morris users. Full balloon tires governed by Gabriel Snubber Shock Absorbers, are standard equipment and smooth out even the worst conditions. The engine is a triumph for British design and workmanship. and develops a power which conquers any grade and all surfaces. The "Morris” provides the cheapest motoring in the world, the average consumption being 35 miles per gallon, and the tires, while costing hal f the price, last twice as long as those on average Ca f?ew Zealand Distributors— CYCLE AND MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD. 133 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON. Write for the name of the "Morris” Dealer in vour district ATORRISKiXFORD, 2-seater, £325; Es--IYI sex Touring, splendid order, £250. I.aixibton Garage Used Car Dept. 'Phone 404.

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